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The Value 100 · Week of Nov 2
See which NBA players climbed and dropped the most in Money on the Floor's Value 100 rankings this week.
Brandon Miller leads this week's risers, climbing 13 spots from No. 78 to No. 65, with Alperen Sengun close behind at +11. Jrue Holiday had the biggest drop, falling 12 spots to No. 75.
By Money on the Floor · Updated Mon, Nov 2, 2026
Movement is the change in Value 100 rank position, comparing this Monday's snapshot with last Monday's. It isn't a change in dollar value. Values update daily; this page updates every Monday.
Brandon Miller rose the most, from No. 78 to No. 65 (+13 spots). Alperen Sengun went from No. 59 to No. 48 (+11), and Jalen Smith from No. 88 to No. 77 (+11).
Jrue Holiday dropped the most, from No. 63 to No. 75 (−12 spots). Mitchell Robinson went from No. 84 to No. 96 (−12), and Amen Thompson from No. 40 to No. 51 (−11).
The Value 100 is ranked by each player's estimated on-court production value, which updates after every game. A strong week, a cold stretch or missed games can move a player past others whose value held steady, so his rank can change without anything changing in his contract.
We compare each player's Value 100 rank in this Monday's snapshot with last Monday's. Risers gained the most spots and fallers lost the most, with ties going to the better current rank. Players new to the 100, or who dropped out of it, aren't counted, since they have no rank to compare.
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